[FatalisDK]

I want to convert this to the C file natives (fopen, fseek, fgets, etc)
And yes, I know this plugin doesnt handle any errors, it's just a rough draft.

#include <amxmodx>

#define PLUGIN "New Plugin"
#define VERSION "0.1"
#define AUTHOR "FatalisDK"

new const gFILE[] = "test.txt";

public plugin_init()
{
    register_plugin(PLUGIN, VERSION, AUTHOR);
    test();
}

test()
{
    //Display last 10 lines of file - File is always greater than 10 lines
    //How would I do this using the C file natives? (or whatever you call them)
    
    new lines = file_size(gFILE, 1);
    new szData[3], txtLen
    
    for( new i = lines-10; i < lines; i++ )
    {
        
        read_file(gFILE, i, szData, 2, txtLen);
        server_print("%i = %s", i, szData);
    }
}

[Zenith77]

The code I gave you was fine; the only problem with it was I don't know how to go back 10 lines lol.

[MaximusBrood]

This works, but it's not very efficient. I won't recommend you to use it.
If I only knew how to tell the filePointer to move a line further without using fgets().

#include <amxmodx>
#include <amxmisc>

#pragma semicolon 1

new g_file[64];

public plugin_init() 
{
    register_plugin("File Natives Test", "x", "MaximusBrood");
    
    get_configsdir(g_file, 63);
    format(g_file, 63, "%s/test.txt", g_file);
    
    register_srvcmd("testMe", "readFile");
}

public readFile()
{
    //Note that this is very ugly
    //I don't really know how to use fseek()
    if(!file_exists(g_file))
        return;
        
    //Open file
    new filePointer = fopen(g_file, "rt");
    if(!filePointer)
        return;
        
    //Get the text
    new targetLine = file_size(g_file, 1) - 10;
    
    static buffer[128]; new b = 0;
    for(new a = 0; !feof(filePointer) && b <= 10; a++)
    {
        fgets(filePointer, buffer, 127);
        
        if(a < targetLine)
            continue;
        
        server_print("%d = %s", b, buffer);
        
        b++;
    }
}